Kia Stonic Specs & Dimensions

The 2 is the entry level version of the Stonic, but it still has plenty of kit. You get an eight-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, air conditioning, cruise control and rear parking sensors. Outside, you’ll find 16-inch alloy wheels and some satin roof rails as well.

This is the trim to go for if you want your Stonic to look sporty without paying much extra for it. So, there's a GT-Line bodykit and interior trims, plus GT-Line alloy wheels, climate control, gloss black highlights inside and out, a leather-trimmed steering wheel and solar-reflective glass. Privacy glass and alloy pedals finish off the look.

The Stonic Shadow is available in three moody shades of premium paint - Midnight black, Astro grey and Smokey blue. It gets 17-inch alloy wheels in Gunmetal grey and black cloth upholstery with artificial leather panels and blue inserts. It's well equipped too with heated seats and steering wheel, LED lights, automatic wipers, keyless entry and Kia's 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment and navigation system.

Go for a Kia Stonic in 3 trim and it comes with a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with built-in smartphone mirroring and sat nav, a reversing camera, tinted windows, faux-leather upholstery and automatic air conditioning, You also get 17-inch alloy wheels, cruise control and rear parking sensors alongside lane departure warning, pedestrian detection and automatic emergency braking.

Talk about the full house – this Stonic is sporty and luxurious at the same time. So, it comes with adaptive cruise control (but only with the DCT automatic gearbox), plus heated seats and steering wheel, blind spot warning, blind spot collision avoidance (again, DCT cars only), and front parking sensors.